Andy Paulsen is a journalist based in Bradford, Pennsylvania, focusing on local news stories for WESB-AM and WBRR-FM. With a keen interest in crime and community issues, Andy covers a range of topics including arrests, court cases, and local government developments. His reporting aims to keep the community informed about important events happening in the area.
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Andy Paulsen's reporting predominantly focuses on local crime, legal issues, and government announcements in Pennsylvania. He covers breaking news and evolving stories related to crime and government/political developments in the area.
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Zippo has moved on to round two in the PA Chamber's “Coolest Thing Made in Pennsylvania” bracket.
PennDOT has announced a bridge preservation project for the bridge over Bell Run on Shay Town Road south of Shinglehouse.
Pennsylvania's automatic voter registration program has been upheld by a Federal court.
State Representative Martin Causer says that bad data is hampering the effort to cap so-called “orphaned” wells in the state.
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The Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a stolen credit card in Port Allegany.
Another continuance has been issued for the suspect in a 2022 shooting.
Veterans in therapeutic programs will be able to fish for free under a bill signed by Governor Shapiro today.
A DuBois woman is facing multiple charges in McKean County.
Three Jamestown residents were are facing sex trafficking charges.
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